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Processing, charges and prison

Section10

Chapters 10. Processing, charges and prison
  1. 1 What law enforcement does
  2. 2 Licensing & Requirements
  3. 3 Equipment
  4. 4 Going on duty
  5. 5 Radio, dispatch and the MDT
  6. 6 Use of force
  7. 7 Traffic stops
  8. 8 Pursuits
  9. 9 Detaining, searching and arresting
  10. 10 Processing, charges and prison
  11. 11 Evidence and warrants
  12. 12 Robberies and hostage scenes
  13. 13 Working with EMS and the Department of Justice
  14. 14 Conduct and discipline
  15. 15 Body cam and dash cam
  16. 16 GPS tracker and fingerprint scanner
  17. 17 Quick reference
  18. 18 About this guide
  1. Take the person to the cells at the station.
  2. Identify them from their ID card, or through the MDT if they carry none.
  3. Write the incident report in the MDT: what happened, what evidence you have, who was there.
  4. Add the charges. Charges, fines and sentence lengths follow the city’s penal code.
  5. If the person asks for a lawyer and one is on duty, call them and wait up to ten minutes.
  6. Enter the fine and the sentence.
  7. Send the person to prison to serve the sentence, or release them.

LEO-10.1 Charge what you can prove.

No adding charges to raise the sentence. If the evidence does not hold, release the person.

LEO-10.2 Prison time is real time.

A sentence is served in the prison, in real time. If a prisoner disconnects to skip it, report it in a ticket with your clip.

LEO-10.3 No punishment outside the sentence.

Process people without delay. Nobody is left sitting in a cell as a lesson.

LEO-10.4 The court can undo an arrest.

The Department of Justice can dismiss a charge or throw out a bad arrest. When that happens, the person is released and you do not rearrest them for the same thing.

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